Draft, summarize, rewrite, and tag with an OpenAI-compatible provider and API key you control.

Select a view and the tagger files it, queued in batches of five rather than one call per message.

Open the report behind a suspicious score to review sender, authentication, and link evidence.

Summarize a long thread in the reading pane, then check the result against the original message.

Give the assistant an instruction, then edit the draft in the composer before anything sends.
Summarise a long support thread before drafting the reply.
Point summarising at a cheap model and drafting at a strong one.
Run the whole workspace with AI switched off entirely.
Condense a long message or a whole thread before you decide how to answer it.
Generate a first draft from a prompt or from the message you are answering, get replies drafted for mail matching criteria you set, and take inline next-sentence suggestions as you type.
Adjust tone, length or clarity on a draft you have already written, and review the result before it goes anywhere.
Tag incoming mail against rules and prompts you write yourself. Tagging runs through a queue in batches rather than firing an API call per message, so a busy inbox does not become a bill.
Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with your key and your base URL. Each feature gets its own model slot, so summarising can run on something cheap while drafting runs on something strong, and phishing analysis on a third.
Every AI feature is disabled out of the box. Before one can run, an administrator accepts a versioned disclosure bound to the specific provider being configured, including a no-training affirmation. The consent is recorded per provider and per processing mode, and it is audit-logged.
Summarise a long support thread before drafting the reply.
Point summarising at a cheap model and drafting at a strong one.
Run the whole workspace with AI switched off entirely.
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